Sentence examples for grab far from inspiring English sources

Once in office, autocratic presidents can use their powers to grab far more than the usual advantages of incumbency.

The big social problems come when sophisticated online armies of algorithm gamers mobilize to intentionally repurpose mainstream platforms to grab far more eyeballs than their views would otherwise get.

But Rois wanted something that would grab far bigger headlines.

Moreover, elsewhere in north-east Africa the mayhem in the Sudanese region of Darfur has grabbed far more attention in international forums.The African Union, too, has failed to address Somalia effectively.

Below, you'll find the cases of millionaires who went bust by grabbing far more than they could manage financially, victims of their own unbridled optimism.

The poll also underlines the ongoing problem with online ads failing to capture people's attention — only in-app/in-game ads fared worse in the battle for consumers' attention, with print-based ads and TV commercials grabbing far more consumer mindshare.

If they receive any compensation at all, it is only a fraction of the market value.In recent years a few Chinese scholars have suggested that privatising rural land would make such land grabs far harder.

But they are quickly adding to the index, and say that what they've grabbed so far is suitable to show off their technology.

Grabbing the far side seam on the other leg, bring it over so that the pants are folded in half.

Amidst designer Michael Taylor's brilliantly-conceived set of snow-blasted nothingness, stretching off into the false horizon, the casting of Scots actors Brian Cox and Bill Paterson as the eagerly doltish Vladimir and the world-weary Estragon is a pairing to grab the attention far and wide.

"The idea of a provisional central government is just a power grab, as far as I can see," said a person involved in State Department planning for a post-Hussein government.